Monday, December 22, 2025

Touchdown Nairobi! Airlink inaugurates SA-Kenya service

Airlink, Southern Africa’s premier airline, today launched its new daily Johannesburg-Nairobi service, becoming the first private sector airline to compete on the route.
Airlink’s entry into the SA-Kenya market now provides greater choices for business and leisure travellers flying between the two major regional markets.
The new service schedule is designed to offer optimal connectivity through Airlink’s Johannesburg hub, with flights to and from destinations within South Africa, throughout Southern Africa and worldwide through Airlink’s constellation of partner carriers, which includes many of the leading long-haul global carriers.
Airlink operates comfortable and efficient 98-seat Embraer E190 jetliners on the new service.

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